I opted for the Interlase incision...
so far so good
my astigmatism (at night of course) seems to actually be better than before...minus the white haze. Just had the surgery today. my set corrected vision is 20/15. and so far it feels like it...just like wearing my lenses...I can almost get 20/10 in the left eye with a lense.
It's not really scary...but the vaccum around they eye (for the incision) hurts, everything else is a cake walk...
you actually go blind when the vaccum is placed, then once they take it off your vision returns.
my eyes were at -4.5 (-5.0 is considered highly myopic) with a mild astigmatism...most of my problems were from the myopia. If you can afford it, I encourage you to at least go for a consult.
It's frickin weird not having to throw on contacts for glasses...I took a nap and woke up today, put on my glasses, and thought "WTF"...oh yeah, don't need em anymore
so far so good
It's not really scary...but the vaccum around they eye (for the incision) hurts, everything else is a cake walk...
my eyes were at -4.5 (-5.0 is considered highly myopic) with a mild astigmatism...most of my problems were from the myopia. If you can afford it, I encourage you to at least go for a consult.
It's frickin weird not having to throw on contacts for glasses...I took a nap and woke up today, put on my glasses, and thought "WTF"...oh yeah, don't need em anymore